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I've seen a lot of edits like the picture below, and was wondering if there was like a youtube tutorial or a type of style name that i could look up to further better myself on this!

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It's called use Photoshop and add a few grudges.
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Motiive wrote It's called use Photoshop and add a few grudges.


Thanks for the sarcastic comment. You will not receive the rep due to your smartassness.

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Hey, I believe what you are looking at is, a photo with a simple 'color correction' you can add this by adding a 'filter' on the layer, on photoshop.
With the lines / grunge through the photo, you can simply get that off a 'GFX' pack on YouTube.

If you want more detailed, help, don't be afraid to message me.
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This consists of a few things.

1. Use the pentool to cut out the person of focus, I normally trace their body and then make a selection and press Ctrl+J (cmd+J on mac)

2 On the background go to filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur
Set it to about 5

3. On the layer you duplicated, use the Plug-In Topaz to give the effect shown above (Oil Paint will also give a similar effect)

4. Add a gradient layer, set the blend mode to overlay, and play with the colors and opacity


Hope this helped
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